Championship

SANG SO GRATEFUL FOR CITY CHANCE

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 April 2021

By Ben Pound

BUZZING: Tom Sang

TOM Sang thanked Cardiff boss Mick McCarthy for his first-team opportunity after signing a new deal at the club.
The 21-year-old has impressed at wing-back since he was handed a starting spot last month.
Sang, who spent the first half of the campaign at Cheltenham, said: “I’ve kept my head down and kept working and I’m absolutely buzzing I’m here for the next two years, and hopefully even more.
“You’ve got to want it and I want to get better every single day. I’m just delighted that I’ve got a future here ...

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